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Protests continue in Assam over Nagaon minor girl rape case

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Updated At : 03:22 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

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#NagaonAssam #NagaonNews #BreakingNews #minorgirlrapecase #assam Protests continue in Assam over Nagaon minor girl rape case Outrage and protests continue to sweep across Assam as citizens demand justice for the 14-year-old minor girl who was allegedly gang-raped by three individuals in Dhing, Nagaon, on August 22. Women, in particular, have come out in large numbers, holding placards and expressing their anger over the lack of security for women. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, with locals and organizations calling for severe punishment for the perpetrators and greater measures to ensure women's safety. #AssamNews #AssamRapeCase #NagaonAssam #WomanRaped #AssamRapeNews #NagaonNews

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